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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
X. OE P. FnNERAL NOTICE.

C0NsTANTINE LODGING. % X. @wA
~ OtP.- WIN meot at their Castle E1lsr,SA
Hall, this SUNDAY afternoon, att1l ~ -la
2o'clock sharp, To al end tho fuusralEsfl3sd1
Of our late brothor,J, u. II MEYRR, NYESH
full attendance il requested. Sis "+H~'
tor lodges invited to attend.
Dy order A. ~. ROGERS, q. q.
Attest; L. p. BAKRR, X. Of Il. ands.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTM'T.

ht tOcg AoCs GOc anu 3OJ PCT yuiN W. SuoA
10 cases new Spring Dress Goods, fancy
and plain. They are splendid values.
At Soc = 4O-in;h all wool French Shooda
Cloth in new spring shades.
At 5Oc-Ss-inch French Plaids, new designs
ano colorinGs.
At 65c-i0.inch all wool French Cashmere,
full line Of spring shades.
At 75c-4O-inch all wool Cheveron Suitings,
This is beautiful material and one Of the
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At Sl.O0-l6-inch a1l wool Whip ,ord Suitings
in all the newest shades.
At sl.E-li-inch all wool Rapetine Suitings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13

THE officers and members Of Ten o,9gA
n nestee Division No. 1, Roland Mg,sJA
Division No. 2and Prog ess DivlsionlJ QA
h,3, Nq oars hereby ordered % report In S,SS0
noon ct go o'clock, at oar armory, VIZ
NO, u Hernnhde street, N attsnd Che fu-
moral OF 0rr late bro hsr, Sir Knight j b.
IL. MEYHR By order Of
n. COHEN, Com. Tennessee Diyis.
W. D. CANNON Com. Roland Djyip.
3: RIOS kNHh1N. Com Proal eM Divis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
Wf9rf!

8anbfurbolpitalet / Winneapolis
aabnebes ben 5 Oct al nnbertesneoe Ds
boloes aabent iaapel CONNER iom Binz
ter. Bebanblinsen er efter ipenif Gremz
s~anssmaabe. Masiase, Spsespmnatiif
os 8anbbebanolins for ale Slass
Spsbomme. Serifilt maa nepnes 2ez
uatt..,, ssc,.yss~ os m.::.ssc:!;ssisss eanasssss~
tanoelie,. @qeeefdtar YOs. 5Slserf af lib;
ipepell e III. nj. bptlfe alt bar peret be-
banolet meb belobrinsenbe @eiultater.
ubclbrebelise Spsoomme pil jes lite uere
a1iparlis for. De Tom inbienoer Sore
ipsrsiler, maa siue en- n~siastis 8eifri>
pelle of SDmptomerne os Nloeren, m. m.
ifriftlise Spsr9smaal beipares,
naar lebiaset al 5rimarfer. .
Nbresie: .. 6. q. WeIin, 212O, 5
Ctr. e.. Winneapolis Minn.
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..8rucrto1tau."
N,riufntiDn upr 5O0O.)

,8rubfrpnan" er ct NIT, 1trenst mo-
ralIf, i0ultreret, bpiit interesiant ling
bomstioenoe meo otte |6iber. N9tez
fabsbefienbtgiprel1 er iaapel fra Danter
iom 6errer en- @pecialitet. Set foiter
til Sanl,ar 1889 fun so c. Hrppez
1run,mer 10 c. Snbieub 8elgbet So
ital Mote eler 1 c. 6rimerter til u8rubz
fronan" 5O5a 8aibiustun Npe. g.
Mtnneapplis, Mtnn.
@p1ta &relion,
&eoaftpr o9 8eitDrer.
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Sulefeften i &onferetiens Strife Manoas=
aften bar ierbeles bpsselis. Ser bar foru=
ben ct fort mutt Suletre / Secret osiaa
ct paa en- miot / &irfens anbrast 8latform,
Meit panot Sansen Silbprernes Beunorins
ps ST. Gauslano bar piit, at ban f~oritaar
at petfe Bprnenes Snteresie for Gang.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

rgnslinseforen.nsens" 2eieperelie, 419
CEDAR Npe., er aabent bper often fra 10 os
Spnba9ene fra 3-5 gfterm. Set ct foripnet
reo sooe 8pser os Blaoe til fri Nfbenpttelie.
Nue Belfomne.
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bet Snotrpffet at en- ianofnrois 9~ilbraselie.
GRIMM ntener osiaa benne Gang at funne
fri ben ~anflageoe peO at frenitilIe &ebbp ion1
ben esentlis ffploise os belle bans gefien-
belle fcm 2~sgnbifDrie. Set funoe n~1ulisens
lDttfs om ban bapbe ct Ipiere SobeO eno
Sim til &lient; men ba ban aflasbe fit Bibne
bar bet Mooiiselie paa Mooiselie. gnfelte
ubetpoeli9beoer buifeoe ban ierbeles 9oot,
meoens ban | andre Eager, fom ban ielp
n1eo fin Sasfprer fputes at babe oistet ibop
m~ooiasbe fig felu.
Sen belle Gamilie iDntes at bore en- 6orz
brpoerbanoe % Der bebgpes en- Nrensborfs
6oriuarer, iom fun sjpre fort til bpiot, ON
be ital friflenbes. On Sim friflenoes maa
bet ife unoer 8aaifuo at at ban er fra 5or=
itan0en, men bet bilbe bore ~ubeufor ben
alminoelise @egel at en- Sbiot liber at So
lenlfab.
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Deriom ri ifal faa Barter % 5orhpielier
for ollie De 9enser iom Yarttommtsitoret
bar faaet bepilset bette Iar, iaa tommer pt
mart ale til at oaaoie paa &oier / pnoeltse
Saper, men bet er ioart iaa fort Bengene
refter for be &arle % Solicit betaler!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

g. 4uno, ben befjenote oanife 'aRoler ber
i 8pen forepiier 81 at fine Stpiter i 40.
Nicolet.
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Saturday Spectator" bar 8ileoet al
~"au8sbers" Seminary belissenoe paa Z Str.
% 81 Npe. g. 8aa 8iaeoet piies fun to
gtaser p9 &unitneren piier | bet beleta9et at
pere / Beiiboelie al en- liplis 5antait.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

9lQe iom interesierer for Yrobibitionsbe>
peselien inobpoes penltsit til at oeltase /
Dreanilationen al en- "yous SIRENS prohibit
ton Club i Rortb @eitern 8olese at Cont
merce 221 2 Mue. g. Sirsbas ben 3bie San.
I'll. 8 Mften. Ser bill blipe bolot sooe Saler.
Mae inobDoes 6. s. Nnoerieu, Meolem at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

9ope, @olo & 60. fort l1opal9 at @Blgez
ftple, 40 Cedar Mpe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

gor 2anosmano Tbeooore q. Setber 500
@aib. Mpe. g. lenerer ubm9rfebe cabinets
8boto9rafier for $500 pr. 9uiiu. sc IND
% iasttas 8rpper at bans Nrbeioe fpr. 9u
8aar anoetitebs.
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Sine 6enselamper til neoiatte Yriier bos
6. Sacobjon 1914, Abe Ctr. g.
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9ar Hu Sobber, iom ifal trpffes iaa buff
pao y6elt 8nabet" 400 : 40 geoar Mpe.

Sulefeft for Den norife 9lfbolosforenins
paa 9ania 9on, Nptaarsoass aften. Bro
gram, y 8elfomitbilien at Gormanoen,
16reb. M. 8erner. 2)Sans af aoret. -
8iolinipil al Nabel meo Encouragement al
$. Nifelano. ~ 5oreoras oper: Bgr 3ptn<
ben babe famine &ettisbeoer JPN Nanoen?
5. s. SfgroaIspolo. 81 Sang af &oret g
8iulinipil at 6. 6. Isabel uneo Nccompagne<
ment. . 1o0elins af Sulepreienter. 3
Gorfriffnin9er beitaaenoe at &afe, &aser o9
6ru9t. No9ans Is Gents.
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&. 2pns & 60. bar ct fort % nelasior=
teret 11bpalg al 8arfunerier, Eoiletia9er os
Sulez os Nptaarstort p~asienoe til Sule= %
Nptaarspreienter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
Minneapolis.
gnaer Bros. & @erner for gulutGpper.

Mtjs Seterlie er i Sulebeigs hos i'm
Bror, gait. Seterlie / 8ranbom, MiHn.
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Greoas often 3Ote 9ecbr. 81. 8 boloer Mr.
often 8inbers 5oreora9 ooer "SSobn Mtil=
tom, / Onslinsforeninsens 2otale 419
geoar Npe. NQe SnobDoes uenlisit.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

TICKET OFFICES
ChICACo-2o5 Clark, St,
Depot, Cor. Polk St & Save
Palmer House.
Grand Pacific Hotel.
fremont House.
MllWAUkEE-306 Broadway.
New Passenger Station.
ST. PAUL-I73 East Third Street.
Union Depot.
MINNEAPOll8-I0 Mic. HOUSE. Blk.
Union Depot.
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81. %. Serbian en- Steal @~tatebanoler
begif, efter tire @an9es mislpffeoe 5origs,
Selpmoro en- Nften / fit 91em. ubelois
9anoel antases at babe leoet bam til at tase
bette Sfribt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Gar BIT en- Wen
/ bet aan1le lanb, iaa Lab bam faa nDoe
gobt al "5elt<Naabet." Oct fefter hun
$3.50.
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San9fpret ntpoer Greoa9 Nften / SO. 8
Dania 9al Ior at fortiette meb Snoppelien
al @anse til Soften Nptaarsoass often.
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Seuestelitabets Set 9irsoasafteu bapbe
mango 8eipsenoe. Ser tnbtom benlmoo go
Dollars. Sen muiitalife Sci at 8rosramz
met os i @eroelesbeo Weiis 5remftaos GO
loer fremfalote liplise 8ifalo ST. Satterz
lees Sale, ON at man 1ises at fraitripe fig
en- Sci al fin 5ribeo, naar man unoeritriper
Nfboloslpftet, inoebolot mango trefenbe
Bemertnin9er. y9an ~fortalte en- 6ortG!z
ling ON Str. 8rotpn, en- 9ra afer, iom oeo
Eotalafbolo bleo punoen ttlbase til 5az
milien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

General os reiienoe Asenter bnifes Bis<
eoniin. Minneiota os 0afota til at repreien=
tere Minnebaba 2ife Sni. Go. % 8referreo
9lsitftent Yenfion Go. af Minneiota, sooe.
8ilfaar sines til sobe Menb, ifrtn til S.
$. Baulien, Secb. 8or 549, Minneapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

etentpi % @lasparer bos 6. Sacobien
1914 4be Ctr,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Yaa Spnoas 81. 8 gfterm. fortiatter
Gamtalen ON SBnbaSsipprgsmaalet. 0enne
gang pper gmnet: .'Sgnoagens Wtlsprug",
/ gnslinseforeninssa 2oiale 419 gebar Gpe.
Ollie, buem benne Gag lisser paa Sjerte,
(o9 bet burbe bel rRre ale &riItne) mpo
frem % oelta9e / Saiatalen.
Sou er Sulen pper; men Sppe @olbt 60.
bill peoblipe at ialse fine garer til %iaaoanne
8riier, Der brinser Sule9labe og Suleinnil
/ aIes Nnii9ter, iom tontmer berinb. Sope
Bplo tenfer life paa at bliue Miuionarer /
bet fommenbe Nar OF beres Hriier piler, at
be bill laoe andre 5Dli lepe n1eb Dem. Be-
trast enSaas oeres Nftaarspreienter! Stang
foIoige baobe for glsrn % gorne, nptttse
babe for ben, iom gift er os ben iom alene
er. 9ope gBolo CT | famine 8psnins fom
"6eIt 8aabet", oerfor oeu fore essnins.
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Baa 9iprnet al gebar Mpe. os 2H Street
bar pift mango feet uoitillet uosle oeluofsrte
Totosrafier. Set er gssans 5otosraf @alle=
II, ipn leperer iaa flint Nrbeioe. 8elgs ban1!
8aa oem aprife Nfbolosforeninss iioite
Sorretutnssmsat blep Sreo. 80. @erner
palst til Goreuiusers Sormano, $. Mife=
Lamb til Biieforma,o, M. 9apbal til Setrez
ter os Sobn 9anlen til forreiponoerenoe
Setreter. u. 8asmntb sjenpalstes til &asz
ierer. Mt1is Mnne &onmunoitao palstes
til Meolem at Trsmanlstomiteeu i Miis
8etriue Ebpriens 6teo. Sen aftrRoenoa
5ormano, 2ars Ginger bar peret 6ormano
tire Eerminer bette glar og utlt fig ieroeles
buelis baaoe til at faa iitano soot Brugrdm
% til at leoe Mpoerne / Den rette Nano.
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6prenin9en "eormanna" ~beilutteoe for
en- 5io ilben, til Snotest for oens Bpssez
fono, at afboloe en- itsrre "5air". Set bar
fprit beitemt at utboloe ben / Suleusen, men
Omitenoiebeoerne, os naunlis ben 8eloiQie,
bpormeo ben ct blepet mpbt, bpilten bar be-
pirtet, at 6oretasenoet bliper mere %itorartet,
eno fsrit paatentt, bar 9jort, at man bar
~beiluttet at opiette oens Nfboloelie til ben
1Soe San. 1883, oa ben bill blipe aabnet o9
bare 10 Gage.
Com openfor n9pnt, CT 6pretagenoet
mpot meb ieroeles Gelpilie. @n M9nsoe
eager ere aIereoe loDeoe til "Gairen"
9eriblanbt ct 8ianoforte bert 5000. Gi
futile ieuere stpe nermere Oplpsninser ON
Sagen, bpilfet ri ioa9 lite tunne, oa 8roz
arammet euonu life er f%uloitenois oronet.
Ser bill / benne Eio bltpe uobuot Seion=
8iuetter for Serre us Same til $500 pr
Stpffe. 2iseleoes bill Der blipe arran9erei
ct 9otteri meb 500 8remier, bporaf Del
nepnte Yianoforte er lite Yris. 9refieo'
Ter til famine oil foite $3.50.
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9enrp s. @iertien, norif Sasfsrer, trafes
paa fit &ontor, Al @aib. Npe. g. Berelie
Np 4 % 5, bper Sag fta 9 til 6.
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0lgenter pnites, Bog $40 gitp, COB Bes
taltng.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Groceries til lapeite Yriier bps 6. So
COHEN 1914 Abe Ctr.
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Mfbplosi oreninseus Sulefet paa 9ania
Saa 3ptaarsbass Nlften. Gang % Wfuiit
Iamt Sale s s. Stproalspolo oper:. "Spr
&pinoen babe iamme &ettigbeoer iom Man<
oeu~ Suletre og llooelins at Sulepre=
leuter, ipm lnbleperes til q. &asmutb,
Scanb,a Surnitur Store, 1906, &tperiioe
slpe. Silflut &aser, &affe % Grust. Noz
gang rs 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Sagen mob Soaefiens Woroere er MI t
fulo Gang. Set riier fig unoer 5orbgret at
psiaa benne 9raseoie bar fin Sob / Saloo>
men. "gebbp" befjenote at BABE paret. meo
fine to Brpore Elm % Eete Barret ON Nfz
tenen ben 26oe Suli, at be to anfalot Sporz
pp~snsfuiten Souefien, forlangte bans 9ensez
boz ps ba ban iatte fig til Moouarse isste
at ripe ben fra BAN. 9a bette life lob
fla gipre traf be frem fine Yiitoler og ifjgo
bam neo. Sim 8arret tom ben IT'D 8eoop
og iasoe, ban bapoe orebt bam. 9a ban
TOM bjem, fileoe Tim ct MRrfe | &epolpez
rem ps iasoe. bet ifuloe pGre til Wtinoe ON
ben fprite Man0, ban bapoe ifuot. Blifs
boreu, buuri Yensene os Billetterne bar,
busseoe be | mango Stpffer os itrseoe benz
naite Sag, meoeus be bar | Baao paa Stub
Gate, paa forifjeuise Steoer / ganoet. Set
ipntes 1tunbom at faloe @eooD tun9t at
fremtomme meo oenne Grfienbelie, bog CAB
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

NDrife Meno % &pinoer opforores pen~
lisft til. at itgtte Normanna 8aSar ben 18oe
Sanuar. CAB % f~orbisaa ale mnlise Bar
tibenipn pg piier at ri er en Station o9
r1ener no9et Denne Gang.
l1nbertesneoe at Normanna SCREENING
palst &omite at Gamer mobtase meo Sat
nemmeli9beb enbuer @ane Der 9oobeosfulot
Utilities benz. Soiepbine 8enoeoe 929 lobe
Ctr. g. Mntpnette 8affe 400 Safe ctr.
2aura Nrftanoer 2446 Chicago Npe. Sophie
Brptpu 1919 5 Ctr. g. gornelie 9olm Gil
@aib. gpe. g. 9ruoe Sanien 24OO Nicol=
let Noe. 2ouiie 8jerfnas 1900 II Npe. g.
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Ser er itor NBo blanot bore fatti9e SANDS
meno ber / BDen. Man9e ct be, iom Tiger
9ialp bos "oen norite 9ielpeforentns..
os mao afpiies paa @runo at Goreniusens
&asiemangel o9 mango, i%aaoanne iom
upanbt meo gepoen unoier fig for at beoe om
9ielp, ituloe beibses; men blottet for
Mibler bar Soreningens Meolenmer maat,
tet inoitrente lin sooe &irfiombeo. Nu oa
Sulen ct forbi ituloe be, iom bar 9lebet fig
i parme 9jem runot risellst oetteoe 8oroe,
fomme be 9jem ibu, buor &uloe os Mansel
bar lammet S%ulesleoen. &ipb en- 8iuet
til ben norite 9ialpeforeninssfet ben 27oe
Sanuar. 9u Tan life paa lettere Muabe
ppe Din Hlist MOB be 5attise. Haa Soften
pil blipe Ealer % Gang o9 Supper. BiQet
fun 20 6.
8eltDrelien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Norit Glib, Sprfilt ps Nniios bos 6. Sa=
cobien 1914 4oe Ctr.
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Ser oil blipe Suletre % Nnleonin9 til at
uooele 8reienter paa Nfbolosforeninss Sule=
feit paa Sania 9au Nptaarsoass often.
Sulepreienter Tan inoleoeres mari ombellt
til q. 8asmutb, pau Scanoia 6uruiture
Store, 1906, &iperiioe Npe. Sale at S. S
SfBroalspplo pner: 8gr &pinben babe
iun:me &%ettisbeber iom Manoen? Gang,
afl lit % G%orfriifnin9er.
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2erer:::e oeo Saction Mftenifole fit Sulez
preienter som fpl9er: 6. 6. 6tenpi9, $25
&ontanter: g. ). 8opum to Nlbummer o9
andre Gage, ca. &C Dollar; 8. M. -Slslafien
Ben os 8euboloer al Glib 5 Dollar; os %.
6. @inbers Sen os 8enDo.eer al Cub us
no9le 8gser for tiliammen omtrs:::t 6 Sal
LAT. Nftenltolerne aabnes i9ien Tirsoa9,
3bie San. 8eo Sadionifolen bill Der blipe
aabnet en- &lasle for Be9Dnbere. Ser er
o9iaa en- &lasle 8p9boloert.
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0-1
Barley, Nc. 2..................58
rye.
Potatoes pr. bush. .7O@8O
Hay big bales. ........9.OO@1O.O
Butter. creameries. .24@25
dairies .............16@2
- packing.
Eggs.
Minneapolis.
gnger Bros. & @erner for @ulptGppsr.
MiIs @aterlie er i Sulebeips hos i'm
Bror, Yait. Seterlie / 8ranbon1, MiIn.
Sine 5anselamper til neoiatte Yriier bos
6. Sacobion 1914, Abe Str. g.
g. 4unb, Den befjenbte 0anife 'aFoler Der
/ 8pen forepiier 81 at fine Stpifer / 40.
Nicolet.
9ope, @olo & 60. fort uopals at @blge>
ftole, 40 gebar Mpe.
San9fpret mpoer Jreoas Nften / SO. 8
Dania San lor at fortiette meb Snbppelien
al Sange til Soften Nptaarsoass Nften.
6. 2pn9 & 60. bar ct itort % nelasior=
teret ubpalg al 8ariumerier, Toiletia9er os
Sulez os Mptaarsfort pasienoe til Sulez os
Nptaarspreienter.
81. %. Serbian en- Steal %@itatebanoler
begif, efter tire @anses mislptteoe 5origs,
Selpmoro en- Mften / fit 91em. l1belois
9anoel antases at babe leoet bam til at tase
bette Gtribt.
penrp s. @jertien, norif Sasferer, traffes
paa fit &ontor, Al @aib. Npe. g. garelie
go. 4 % 5, bper Sag fta 9 til 6.
Greoas often 3Ote 9ecbr. 81. 8 boloer Ntr.
Often 8inbers 5oreoras oper "Sobn Wtilz
tom, / Onslinsforeninsens 2otale 419
CEDAR Mpe. Mae Snobpoes penlisit.
Bor 2anosmanb Tbeobore q. Setber 500
@afb. Mpe. g. leperer uomerfeoe &abinets<
8boto9rafier for $500 pr. 9uiin. sc IND
% iasttas Yrpper al bans Qrbeioe fpr. 9u
8aar anoetitebs.
Saturday Spectator" bar 8iueoet al
"Nussbers" Seminarp belissenoe paa Z Ctr.
% 81 Mpe. g. 8aa 8ileoet piies fun to
gtaser ps &unitnereu piier / bet beletaeet at
pere / Beliooelie at en- liplis 5antait.
eteutpi % @lasoarer bos 6. Saeobien
1914 4be Ctr.
Deriom ri ifal faa 8arter % 5ornpielier
for ale be 9eneer iom Yartfommtsitpnen
bar faaet bepilset bette Nar, iaa fon1mer ri
1nart ale til at oanoie paa &oier / pnoelise
Saper, men bet er lp9rt iaa fort Yengene
refter for be &arle % Solicit betaler!
6,rpceries til lapefte 8riier bos 8. So
epbien 1914 Abe Ctr.
Sulefeten / &onferetiens &irte Manoa9z
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Mr.. Kinney protested against the
decision of the Court, saying that
under such ruling he would have to
discontinue the case.
His Honor stated that counsel
could do as he pleased.
Mr.. Kinney retorted that he
should do as he pleased, therefore
he discontinued the case.
The Judge told him to be careful
or he might have to discontinue
practice.
MIR. Kinney replied that he should
stand his trial in that regard.
The Court then discharged the
jury from further attendance, told
the Hawaiian jurors that their pre-
sence would not be required until
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, and
notified the foreign jurors to attend
Friday morning at the same hour.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRE BIcKERToN J.
Alepau (k.) ct. al. VS.. Rahapa
(w.) ct. al. Bill for partition. Ra.
hapa, Lonohena and Honokaa Sugar
Co. by their attorneys, Smith and
Kinney, file their answer, and hear
ing is set for Monday. Aug, /. w.
G. Achi for plaintiffs.
Two assumpsit appeals were con-
tinued. - Daily Herald.
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BARNEY MACUlRE ON THE C0NSTlTU-
Tim.

Och! the Constitution what institution
For celebration can with it cOmpare
v hen in the Skating Rink, as l did
think
all the town and country had gathered
there.
Outside was standin' the Rifle sogeis
To stop any trouble beyant the door,
Inside, Mister Jones was drinkin' could
wather,
And telling what was the matter upon
the floor.
There was Mister Hall looking "nate"
and tall
In his fine new uniform just put on,
Near him was Mister Austen who comes
from Boston
And Mister Han Chong from far Hong
kong.
Then up rose Mister Young from Glas-
gov City
Who said twas pity things should
be so.
So they put the resolutions before the
whole meetin'
And divil one of them answered it
"no.r
To tell who were there is more than |
care
Rut | can swear to q thousand at least,
But what very surprised me and most
paralized me
Was to see Abraham from London and
Mr. 'Back from the East"
Sure everybody was there including the
clergy
All joining together to help a good
cause:
And now we have no letters and are as
good as our betters
We can sit down ''aisy" and make our
own laws.
RARNEY MAGIIRF
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vICIORS AND SPOILS AGAIN.

DAILY BULLETIN:-ln all revo-
lutionary movements, of whatsoever
kind, there are those who take part,
not from the conviction that such a
movement if successful, will pro-
duce a radical change for the better
and feel amply repaid for all they
may sacrifice if such an end be at
tanned, but for personal emolument
and advancement. Our revolution
of June 30th was no exception TO
this rule and there are those who
took part in that movement, Chat
resulted in the amicable adjustment
of the peoples grievances), that
feel that they have not been justly
dealt with by not being preferred
for offices that have become vacated,
Gin consequence of the change of
Government, regardless of natural
or acquired ability. Fully appre-
ciating the inestimable good that
has resulted from the firm stand
these men have taken, | would
emphasize the sentiment that "The
spoils do not belong to the victors,"
where there are no qualifications,
other than having taken an active part
in accomplishing u certain end, but
their reward should be in the unani-
nous approval of grateful people.
The events of the last few days
have suggested these thoughts, as
there have been many rumors re-
garding changes in the different de-
partments of the Government, still
| have faith in the wisdom of the
heads of departments, and feel as
sured that whatever changes are
made that honorable, competent
men, will be called to fill the vacan-
cies, regardless Of the part they took
in attaining the desired end.
CONFIDENCE.
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TIE COURT-MARTIAl,

FpIToR Bulletin, Sir-Seeing
in your paper the other evening
notice that certain members of the
Honolulu Rifles were to be subject
ed to trial for some alleged
offence conceived in the fertile
brains of the officers of the battalion.
/, as an ignorant and humble
member Of the organization, would
like to be informed whether the
country is now under martial law
and if not, by what authority do the
officers of the Honolulu Rifles take
upon themselves to try any member
for any offence whatever? / was
not aware that the Honolulu Rifles
were a sworn and regularly enlisted
corps, but thought they were merely
volunteer organization. the major
ity of whose members had not ever
signed the constitution, and each of
whom reserved the right of free
thought, and did not bind them
selves to be led round bllndly by
the nose by any irresponsible and
easily "iunked" set of officers.
Another thing l would like to know
is, have not the commanding officers
already too far carried things with a
high hand. and by farther persisting
in that course, may they not find
to their cost that n man who COM
mits an illegal act obtains free
board for certain period at the
Hotel de Trip? RECRUIT.
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THURSDAy ,Tulv 14th
BEFORE PRESTON, j.

THURSDAY, July 18th.
Alisin VS.. Uilama ct. al. before
the following mixed jury: Chas.
Mahoe, David Bent, S. Kali, VIM.
d. Hunt, Kalama. John Gilliand,
G. J. Fishel, I. G. Porter, S. Roth,
q. ID. Tenney, Henry Davis and
Hugh Gum. 1t was a suit for
damages for false Imprisonment
against the Deputy Sheriff of Wal
alua and three or four policemen.
W. A. Kinney for plaintiff A. Rosa
for defendants.
Shortly before 4 O'Clock Mr.. Kin
ney was examining a witness, when
the Court informed him that his
questions were irregular, as he was
trying to discredit a warrant on
which he had relied his case.
Mr.. Kinney thanked His Honor
for deciding point before it was
raised by counsel, and without Civ
ing an opportunity for argument.
Judge Preston repeated the
grounds of his ruling and informed
counsel in effect that the matter was
too plain for argument.